Astroblast

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1982

Astroblast is a classic invaders type game. Your ship is positioned at the bottom of the screen, and you can move sideways and fire your cannon at the approaching invaders. The invaders move from side to side and downwards while shooting at you. If a wave of invaders reaches the bottom of the screen, it will simply reappear at the top of the screen and you get another shot at defeating them. Don't waste too much time, though, as you cannot permit your ship to run out of fuel before you get a refueling opportunity. This game can only be played in black & white mode.

Berserk

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1982

Yet another clone of the arcade classic Berzerk. Run from screen to screen, shoot endless hordes of robots in eight directions. The indestructible smiley "Evil Orville" appears after a few seconds, chasing you, which forces you to move to another room to survive.

Calixto Island

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1982

In the island of Calixto, a valuable treasure has been stolen from the museum. It's up to you to recover it and discover the mystery behind its disappearance! The game allows objects and items to be graphically visible, thus giving the player an idea on which objects or items may be eventually manipulated. Items may be added to your inventory, however you have a weight limit, thus you cannot carry all items that may be taken.

Cimeeon Moon

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

Cimeeon Moon is a 1-player arcade game for the Dragon 32/64. A dead star, a derelict vessel, or is it? Trapped within, you must venture the corridors, defend yourself against the merciless gauntlet of agents of the machine mind. Played from a 1st person perspective, the player must explore 3D corridors in real time, while avoiding enemies. The player can type in commands, and collect items including a rifle and shield. Colored disks can be acquired to unlock specific doors.

Doodle Bug

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

Doodle Bug is a clone of the arcade game, Lady Bug, itself a close relative of the original Pac-Man. Just like the yellow pill-eater, you guide your sprite around a maze populated by nasties, and can only escape once you've eaten all the pills in the maze. A baddie in the centre of the screen will spawn a new baddie every time the running meter on the score panel has reached zero. The powerup system does not work like Pac-Man, though. No invincibility pills are available, instead, there are a number of letters from the words "special" and "extra" displayed at the top of the screen. When the letters are the same colour as the words they belong to, you begin to spell out those words, granting you either a "special" round or an "extra" life. Additionally, the heart bonuses act as score multipliers for your pills. Without any power pills, your bug is quite vulnerable. Therefore, the environment must be used to its advantage. Many walls in the Doddle Bug maze function like revolving doors which, when passed, will rotate to block the path of a baddie that could otherwise hunt you down.

Ghost Attack

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1982

A Pac-Man clone developed by Computerware and published by Dragon Data in 1982. Run through a maze, gobble up pills, and evade the three ghosts that chase you. The game features three difficulty levels. All graphics are made using text-mode block graphics.

Junior's Revenge

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

This is the Dragon version of Donkey Kong Junior. In this game you control Junior who is trying to rescue his gorilla father from Luigi. Junior must navigate platforms, climb ropes and chains and jump to get to his father, all while avoiding crocs, birds and other enemies. The only "weapon" at Junior's disposal is fruit, which can be dropped on enemies to kill them and to score some extra points. The game is played over four levels. A practice mode is provided that makes Junior invincible to enemies, but he can still fall to his death. The game was originally published by Dragon Data in 1983. It was later re-licensed to Microdeal and published under the Computerware label in 1985. It was released in Spain by Eurohard.

Monsters & Magic

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

You have been sent to break the power of the evil Dungeon Lord. On your shoulders rests the fate of all your people. If you fail, they will fall under the thrall of the Dungeon Lord forever; you are their last and only hope. Once the game is in progress, you will have to search the passages and chambers of the dungeon until you have overcome all the monsters in the maze before meeting the Dungeon Lord in the final battle to the death.

Storm Arrows

Dragon 32/64 - Released - 1983

Storm Arrows is a variant of the arcade game Targ. The game takes place in grid-like network of streets where the player drives a land skimmer. The player is pursued by a group of seven imperial storm arrows who attempt to crash into the player. To complete a level all of the storm arrows have to be destroyed. Additionally there are imperial pursuit cruisers that lay contact mines on the street. If not destroyed these mines will turn into new storm arrows when there is only one storm arrow left on the screen. The skimmer is equipped with a limited number of torpedoes and when running out it is necessary to get new ones from refuelling stations that appear randomly on the screen.